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5 Interesting Facts To Remember Princess Diana’s On Her 21st Death Anniversary

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Princess Diana is still being remembered by fans 21 years after her death. Pictured: Princess Diana wearing a Jasper Conran suit during a visit to a community centre in Brixton, October 1983.Photo: Getty Images/Princess Diana Archive

By Camille Heimbrod, International Business Times

Princess Diana’s 21st death anniversary is on Aug. 31, and even though it has been years since she passed away, royal fans still remember the Princess of Wales.

Ahead of her death anniversary, Harper’s Bazaar compiled some interesting facts about Prince William and Prince Harry’s mom.

Princess Diana always wanted to become a ballerina but she was too tall. Last year, the Princess of Wales’ former ballet teacher, Anne Allan, told The Sun, “She had dance in her soul. I realized the pure enjoyment that it gave her. She loved the freeness of being able to move and dance… I could see it helped to alleviate her emotional life.”

The late Princess of Wales also worked as a nanny and teacher before she met Prince Charles. According to Harper’s Bazaar, the mom of two was paid $5 per hour to play with kids, do laundry, and clean homes. She also worked as a part-time kindergarten teacher in London’s Pimlico area.

[post_ads]After she gave birth to her children, Princess Diana made headlines for her unconventional parenting style. Patrick Jephson, the princess’ former chief of staff, said, “She made sure that they experienced things like going to the cinema, queuing up to buy a McDonald’s, going to amusement parks, those sort of things that were experiences that they could share with friends.”

Princess Diana is also known for always writing thank you cards. After Prince William was born, Princess Diana wrote handwritten letters to everyone that gave her eldest son presents. After her death, Princess Diana’s handwritten notes have been auctioned for huge sums of money depending on the length of its contents.

Prince Charles’ ex-wife was also the one responsible for coining the term cleavage bag. Every time she was in public, Princess Diana made sure that she won’t flash her breasts by covering herself with her small bag.

“We used to laugh when we designed what she called her cleavage bags, little satin clutches which she would cover her cleavage with when she stepped out of cars,” Anya Hindmarch said.

Every year on Princess Diana’s death, her children visit a memorial garden dedicated to her. This year, Prince Harry might also be joined by Meghan Markle.